It's some pretty funny stuff. I think the awkward moments are really what separate it- the same as All in the Family back in the day.
Prison Mike will scare you straight, b****. <object width="510" height="295"><param name="movie" value="http://www.hulu.com/embed/7aF5j8YcGT0_Vw0-iXpsFQ"></param><embed src="http://www.hulu.com/embed/7aF5j8YcGT0_Vw0-iXpsFQ" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="510" height="295"></embed></object>
It was one of my favorite Episodes "No . .the Tv in prison was bigger . . the seat were more comfortable/ . . . " Rocket River
I don't have a favorite episode . I probably have seen ALL OF THEM equal times. I don't know if I have mentioned it before, but my daughters love DWIGHT and MICHAEL. They think they're WEIRDOS. "I would SO love to be in prison..." Sincerely,
but wont you guys be scared of the dementors? Conflict Resolution, where michael was reading out all of dwights complaints, that ranks as one of my favorite moments in the show
i don't know about the very favorite, but one of my favorites has to the "Performace Review" The scene with Michael and Jan in Michael's office is one of the funniest ever. When Michael says "bam, bam, thank you ma'am". Actually in that episode all of Michael and Jan conversations are hilarious. Later on Michael says something like, "Having an extra office key is illegal, just as breaking a man's heart is" ^^^ while watching the episode for the first time, when he said "biatch" to start his act, I laughed so hard... I was literaly rofl
NEW YORK – April 2, 2008 - NBC announced today that the most coveted time period of the coming season, the post Super Bowl slot, will be used to launch a spinoff of the network's hit comedy series, "The Office." Immediately following NBC Sports' coverage of Super Bowl XLIII, the network will first present an original episode of "The Office," followed by the debut of the new Greg Daniels comedy. The Super Bowl has been perennially the biggest television event of the broadcast season and was watched this year by a total audience of more than 148 million viewers. Giving this new series that coveted premiere slot will afford the show tremendous sampling from all demographic groups. Greg Daniels, Executive Producer of "The Office," said, "Who would have ever thought that Americans would be subjected to a mock-documentary after the Superbowl? What has happened to this country?" From Greg Daniels, the Executive Producer of the Emmy Award-winning American version of NBC's "The Office," comes the most highly anticipated comedy of the season in "The Office" spinoff. Audiences will follow another comic journey, complete with new faces and new locations, but with the same unique sense of humor and brand of quality from Daniels and his creative team. It's the next chapter of what viewers have come to know and love about "The Office." hmmmm... http://nbcumv.com/release_detail.nbc/nbcuniversaltelevision-20080402000000-nbcshowcasesgregd.html
^^^ heard about this on the radio this morning, i swear to god, if they best not ruin The Office, or i will cry
"CSI : The Office" David Caruso : I will not tell you again. You need to vacate this crime scene right now sir. Dwight : And I will not tell you again, you need to vacate my crime scene sir, you are compromising my investigation and I will not hesitate to use every means necessary to have you removed from the premises. David Caruso : And what agency are you with again? Dwight : *Flashes Badge* Thats right. Special Ops. I have been affiliated with the CIA and I am risking my life right now by speaking to you about this. Now I will politely ask you one last time to vacate my crime scene or I will have to become violent. David Caruso : Thats a toy badge. Dwight : It most certainly is not a toy badge. David Caruso : It says "Plastic : made in China" Dwight : GET OFF MY CRIME SCENE *David Caruso rips off the toy badge and beats Dwight repeatedly with it.* David Caruso : *removes sunglasses* Looks like we've got a case of... "Badge-ering" the witness... *puts sunglasses back on* cue into: YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
^ So... in this scene... DAVID CARUSO's name is... David Caruso... but Rainn Wilson's name is... Dwight...? I give it an 8... creativity, but lost points on continuity. Also, missing is an interview-type scene with Dwight alone in the office, dressed in Lakawana County Sheriff gear. <embed src="http://www.veoh.com/videodetails2.swf?player=videodetailsembedded&type=v&permalinkId=v17091315MG3HtAM&id=anonymous" allowFullScreen="true" width="540" height="438" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer"></embed>
You know whats so great about this post, is that after I typed that up I actually thought to myself "Now we wait until Swoly comes in and critiques it and adds something to try and make it better than mine, to prove to everyone that he is the authority on The Office and nobody else can understand it like him." You're way too predictable esse.
Yes, I'll allow it. AND I actually erased: "OK, man... I'll bite..." from my post initially ('cuz the system gives you about a 5-minute wait until it says: "EDIT") I am no OFFICE authority... but you should agree, though... the character's name should have been Lt. Caine... yes yes? WTH... it's your story. AND don't call me a term paper...
